Sentence examples for which he wields from inspiring English sources
His downfall has been the putter, which he wields with all the confidence of a bricklayer asked to recreate Picasso's Boy With a Pipe.
In practice, Mr. Nenshi is far more likely to be addressed as @nenshi, his Twitter handle, which he wields with obsessive, daily devotion.
The painter Neil Jenney, obsessed with baseball, stars in two silhouetted action studies, one in which he wields a bat, the other a catcher's mitt.
Since Connelly controls, to a great extent, the access to the President, he himself has immense indirect power, which he wields with craft caution, loyalty, with a shrewd understanding of the wishes of the Boss.
Buried in the news release on Monday morning that yet another Occupy Wall Street protester is suing the Police Department's pepper-spraying deputy inspector, Anthony Bologna, was this heartwarming tidbit: Kaylee Dedrick, Inspector Bologna's co-star in a viral video in which he wields his lachrymatory canister, is about to have a baby with the fellow protester who came to her aid.
Tonight, they embrace their heavier prog-rock side with the guitars to match: bassist Chris Wolstenholme's futuristic bass guitar – a double-necked beast that is played by stroking a lit-up screen, while Bellamy brandishes a shiny silver guitar and another with a changing-coloured light, which he wields dramatically as he falls to his knees, at one point allowing the fans to strum.
Such was the respect that Suzuki felt for the process that created the bats, which he wielded with such skill.
The scene evokes a mad intoxication with language, which he wielded with a lyrical intensity matched by few other poets.
On Nov. 24, 1864 weary of a position in which he wielded little authority Bates resigned as attorney general.
Beginning in 1919, Gosse had a regular column in the Sunday Times, through which he wielded enormous influence.
("The skill with which he wielded his scissors transformed that implement into a refined drawing tool," Fine observes).
